how would the framers of the of the U.S. constitution assess pluralism elitism and hyperpluralism in terms of?

Question

how would the framers of the of the U.S. constitution assess pluralism elitism and hyperpluralism in terms of their goal of establishin a representative democracy

Answer 1

The elitism among the big businesses and politicians now were not anticipated by the framers of the constitution. Thus, amendment of the basic law is crucial to address the present situation.

Answer 2

"We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are endowed by their CREATOR with certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" Sound familiar? It should if you have been educated in the United States. Since you didn't know the word Creator was used by them, I'm not going to tell you where it is. Google it but here's a hint. It's in our nation's most prominent legal document. By the way, your left wing public education and religious bigotry has failed you. And just so you know, those words ESTABLISHED our independence from England and was the root of our Constitution. Without it, we could not have a Constitution. And calling responders hateful and half-wits only demeans you and makes you look small and bitter. Perhaps you would be happier in Cuba or Venezuela. Their governments feel the same as you.

Answer 3

They would be stunned that not only the government, but the people of the Untied States allowed such a disgrace. It's obvious that their intent, so plainly outlined in the Constitution could be so perverted. They'd probably go off and try starting another country.